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  1. Just found this ... an archive of Who interviews including a lot of '70s material. In PDF format. thewhoinprint blog
  2. Early clip of Jimi as sideman "Shotgun" Memphis 1965. Great version of Purple Haze from Hamburg 1967. Audio only and he mixes up some of the lyrics but powerful performance and great sound quality. Purple Haze.
  3. Download free e-book on "Revolver" in PDF format here
  4. Here's a great clip: High Numbers at the Railway Tavern 1964
  5. Forgot to mention that there is also a 2CD set of "The Who Sell Out" due in early 2009. It's supposed to be stereo and mono versions plus the bonus tracks from the 1995 remaster and some additional unreleased stuff from that period. Don't know any more than that at the mo.
  6. Further to the Kilburn DVD - As far as I can tell the footage from the Coliseum 1969 is split into two parts because there are two separate film sources ... the better quality source will make up the 'main' Coliseum feature and the bonus Tommy sequence will comprise of a slightly grainier source. I think the idea was to keep them separate for aesthetic reasons as they couldn't restore the Tommy footage to the standard of the non-Tommy footage. Some tracks appear to be on both parts so maybe they have two sources for those tracks. The main Coliseum feature should be as least as good as Young Man Blues on TKAA DVD - that clip makes my heart race a little faster every time I see it - and the bonus Tommy stuff should be as good as the clip of I'm Free that you can find on YouTube. The audio should be sterling in both cases. On the down side there is a rumour floating around that it will retail for one hundred English pounds. Don't know about you but I'm only willing to go as high as ninety-five. ( :: wink : Really looking forward to this and will post more details if I hear anything.
  7. See link for info about forthcoming release of "The Who At Kilburn 1977" 2 DVD set. Due for November release. It'll also include part of a 1969 show from the London Coliseum. Kilburn 1977 - I Can't Explain, Substitute, Baba O'Riley, My Wife/Going Mobile, Behind Blue Eyes, Dreaming from the Waist, Pinball Wizard, I'm Free, Tommy's Holiday Camp, Summertime Blues, Shakin' All Over, My Generation, Join Together, Who Are You, Won't Get Fooled Again London Coliseum 1969 - Heaven and Hell, I Can't Explain, Fortune Teller, Tattoo, Young Man Blues, A Quick One While He's Away, Happy Jack, I'm a Boy, I'm Free, Tommy's Holiday Camp, See Me Feel Me, Summertime Blues, Shakin' All Over, My Generation The blurb at the link mentions the contents of the second DVD as a complete version of Tommy from the Coliseum show. I can't say for sure if that means audio only or actual footage but I'll try and find out. Here's a link with a short trailer - The Who at Kilburn 1977
  8. Nice posts everyone. Don't know if this has been posted elsewhere but there's an absorbing interview with Ahmet at the following link. He was a real raconteur. I haven't watched The House That Ahmet Built but hope to soon. Ahmet Ertegun interview
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